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PPCC Hillside protections Letter B
Letter | June 28, 2024
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At-Large Report 5-23-24
Report | May 21, 2024
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St vending background Information
Background Info | April 22, 2024
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Dockless Electric Scooter Issues
Background Info | August 28, 2021
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WRAC-Motion Ride-Sharing Data
Motion | August 19, 2020
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LADOT Proposed Removal of Crosswalk on
Background Info | March 7, 2020
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Report - Jun 13, 2019 (PPÇÇ RPT PP)
Report | June 13, 2019
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E-Scooter FAQ
Background Info | June 12, 2019
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PPCC Letter Bloom re AB 1112 with linksR
Letter | May 19, 2019
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Extracted Text - Extracted Text DOCKLESS COMMUNITY MEETI.
Flyer | May 16, 2019
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The Pacific Palisades Community Council writes to Councilwoman Traci Park regarding hillside construction safety and landslide stabilization in the district, proposing guidelines for development in landslide-prone areas and requesting implementation of haul route permit restrictions, stronger compliance penalties, and possible designation of hillside construction districts to mitigate traffic and safety hazards from large-scale construction projects.
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GovernanceUrban ForestMinutesTraffic Safety
This report updates the Pacific Palisades Community Council Board on sidewalk vending regulations, noting that current BSS rules prohibit vending within 500 feet of schools, though a pending lawsuit by vending advocates challenging these restrictions may result in changes. LAUSD supports maintaining the school distance restriction for student safety, and the vending lawsuit trial has been postponed to July 16, 2024, to allow settlement negotiations to continue.
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Public SafetyUrban ForestTraffic Safety
A sidewalk vending operation on Alma Real Drive near the Palisades Branch Library prompted concerns from residents and library staff regarding permits, health compliance, fire hazards, and proximity to nearby schools. The document outlines current regulations restricting vending within 500 feet of schools, PPCC's historical opposition to sidewalk vending legalization, and an ongoing lawsuit challenging the City's vending ordinance and distance restrictions.